A free, staged reading of the theatre script under development, Surviving My Queer Immigration, by Geraldine Fuenmayor.

Surviving My Queer Immigration is a poignant tale of Ella and Vivi, two resilient female souls from Venezuela, who face the unfamiliar and icy landscapes of Calgary, Canada. They find themselves in a conservative society within their professional fields of urban planning and architecture. Yet, they struggle with the unsettling discomfort of being perceived through lenses colored by prejudice and preconception as they navigate the delicate balance between authenticity and survival.

Their love—a lighthouse of hope amid adversity—illuminates the path forward as they confront the daunting reality of living true to themselves. Amid the shadows of secrecy, they find solace in their unwavering determination, embracing the complexities of their identities with courage and defiance.

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